Neuschwanstein - Infinite by wabe
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Yeah, the day is here. We are allowed to show some images we have done with Infinite.
Here i tried to find a limit for an Ecosystem. Not really there. Incredible what you can do, even when you don't see it all here. But i am sure, there will be some other ones soon coming up that will amaze you a little.
Here i had 25725 RDNA trees (3 species) on the foreground mountain, 88816 ones on the background one. Unbelivable to me still. And 1120 houses (5 different houses used) in the valley. Around 4.5 billion polygons. No problem to deal with it.
Scene setting on my old Mac, G4 with only 768 MHz and 1 GB RAM. Rendered in Superiour on a 3 MHz Windows box, 1 GB Ram as well. Took a while to render but not as bad as you expect it.
Who is who here? RDNA Old Wood trees; Rodlucs castle Neuschwanstein; village: Zippy here from free stuff. Blur is done in Photoshop.
Comments (24)
That's quite a villiage down in the valley and i can't get over all the trees! Well done, Walther. that polycount is just amazing!
LOL Walther i was soo curious to see this image! Still incredible for me too - all these trees and houses. But have you ever been in Bavaria? Around Neuschwanstein you will hardly find pine trees. Excellent image nevertheless!
Outstanding render! Excellent!
wow, i can not believe that the picture contains over 100000 trees! how is that only possible? that is a breath-taking and awesome artwork,Walther. excellent done! :) V
Terrific amount of objects and POV. Well done.
Very impressive! 25725 trees... a dream for me!
Excellent eco scene Walther.
wow walther..what no crashes, decent render time,unlimited polys....is it so easy?just think 10,000 faes or better still 10,000 antelopes one professor..lol..game over i would say..:)seriously i'm amazed at what you did with those resources and your render is top notch apart from multiplication are there more advances like individual lighting of objects.is it stable?so many questions..guess i need to speak to you.lol..wonderful work my friend amazing in fact
Fantastic work - great use of eco.
Jeez Louise, Walther...that's incredible! First of all, wonderful image...like a fairy-tale. Second...fell outta my chair at your statistics...can't wait till our copies arrive!! Amazing!
Very impressive job, Walther! Looks like we'll expect lots of wood scenes here in the gallery as soon as VI hits the streets. ;)
Wowee, Walther! This is too much waiting for Vue I to show up!!!
Incredible example of the new Vue's power - I'm nearly convinced I should get it!
exellent view Wabe the blur is just right too :)
Very impressive!
Very impressive! I can't wait. Well done :)
I feel like I'm soon(hopefully) to be in poly-heaven with 5I'-)! Oh, the folk I could add to a remake of my last render with this eco-feature...head's-a-pounding over the thoughts of that idea...LOL! Thanks for all the stats you've provided here AND thanks as well'-) for sharing this beautiful image, walther!
Wow - like Christie said, like a fairy tale setting - and all those polys! Mind blowing - still can't relate - but what fantastic results. Looking forward to seeing more. :o) CC
great POV. a wonderful and fascinating scene,Walther.Wer ist nicht von diesem Traumschlobeeindruckt. Die Dorfscene ft sich wunderbar ein und sieht sehr nostalgisch aus. #:O)
Simply fantastiic work Walther, very well done!
Oh this is great to see....ah... need money! ;)
WOW Infinite seems to be incredible !! can't believe how few polygons were involved, beautiful image
Fantastic image wabe , love the details in this one , very well done:-)
Amazing! I am truly awed at the capabilities of the ecosystem. My first question was will it work with imported objects, but you have answered that! Thank you for sharing this one!